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If you are living with cancer, you don’t have to live in constant pain. Lehigh Valley Topper Cancer Institute offers treatments and support services to help you get much-needed relief from cancer pain. Our pain management team offering include nonsurgical and integrative medicine options.

Lehigh Valley Topper Cancer Institute’s Optimizing Advanced Complex Illness Support (OACIS) program makes your cancer care journey a little easier. Our palliative care doctors and specially trained nurses work with you and your family so that you receive the services that best meet your personal preferences.

If you or a loved one needs cancer surgery, the surgical experts at Lehigh Valley Health Network are here to provide state-of-the-art care using the latest techniques and technologies.

Targeted therapy is one of the many innovative cancer treatments available at Lehigh Valley Cancer Institute. Targeted therapies are drugs that interfere with cancer cells at the molecular level. We offer clinical trials, giving you access to options that are not widely available.

Our pharmacy services include care and support from pharmacists who specialize in meeting the unique needs of cancer patients. Our retail pharmacy locations – Lehigh Valley Pharmacy Services – allow you to get the cancer drugs and supplies you need in the same place you receive your treatments.

With home infusion services provided by Lehigh Valley Pharmacy Services, you may be able to return to work faster and receive your medications at a time that fits into your schedule.

Lehigh Valley Pharmacy Services provides convenient access to medications you may need upon discharge from a Lehigh Valley Health Network hospital location.

Our urologic specialists offer comprehensive evaluation and treatment services for men and women experiencing common and complex urologic problems. We offer advanced urology care for incontinence, kidney stones and other concerns, using the latest therapies and surgery techniques.

Learn about tests that may be recommended during the first trimester of pregnancy.

Learn about tests you may have during the second trimester of your pregnancy.